The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 11

* Seattle Society | kets on Sale Junior League Small Lunche Melody Clut and ber! Christ h Will Give Luncheon to Miss Stoltenberg at her home on . Inglewood Club to Give Serié& of Parties and Country club anr will begin promp Dinners for Hotel DATES TO REMEMBER DNESDAY, DECE v M First Hill G Charge at Lunch Room for First Hill guild on T SATURDAY, DEC Hall White's holiday for Miss Elizabeth Folsom, at ade Indigestion Instantly Disordered Stomach stomach | plea ntacidand dige wrong foods, » depend upon a few Diapepsin” | tablets of Pape's Diapepsin to give miserable and upset they can alw teed by druggints everywhere, Dep't somes nen peepee Marts \ | MRS. FREDERICK TH! EAT! AT _- = « ” « . Ht Mrs. Frederick Buell was recently re-elected president | ot I of the Woman's City club, which ig having a bazaar amd | ct 1 card party at the Hotel Washington on Tuesday, December , 2.—Portrait by Grady. ‘ 7 ‘ omens Ulubs pane | MA CLUBS FOR TURSDAY be on sale " AND FLOWER There th fi ADDITIONAL CLUBS { CIRCLES r m t ¢ t for the bazaar 2 ft I the |F { Decembe 1, the os E s es t and eee | 3 A Alki € M ou hing, r w ‘ 1 r board. speaker. Mem Stes Doris _ 5 br t | avK ¢ Mr. and Mrs. 1. 1 Pr t , ee. Cox, 2 Partacnentaty WEST WOODLAND jock led by Mra, Tome H | PRE-SCHOOL Cl | © Phinney car | Woodland tudy with a.| ae I DWER AUXILIARY 03 Garfield t 245 5 1 | The newly organized Dwer auxil 1 § m., at | c * Hern. fr < for ( 1 r I ack W Pre-Sct | “Woman jcured at meeti | oe. A | xin club in Frederick & Nelson|ONIA SOCIAL CLUB ne attention of mothers 1m called | cl room at 3 < mek cram fa Social club will have a card thectine’” of the Hroadway ume of 1924 magazines by Mra Wiliny ane cabar 5th high sch PLT. A, in room 18, on nrich; nowspaper c . . Fi “te Tue at 2:15 o'clock. ers by Mr. Le I t and whist will t ‘ ' wes are Mra sek Te LAND PAF Oe hirorh CHURCH BAZAAR | Stillwell will suai Methodist church will hold tt A ciple Teigtete y, December 4th and A ment club ck the club-/unusually large not. f "| house, 60th ave. 8. and An « towe cor 1 provement club will hold its regu-isr. 4. Veriedie will speak on * , ' kid pl 1 Tuesday, December 2 the clubhouse ndgren and mem- o World in a Bag.” CHAPTER, apter, D. A, R ar meeting 4 H. Applet on Tuesday will be an all-d BE. High neous booth committee bazaar, under chairmanship of Mrs, C. W. Chand erve the lunch for tho bene r fund ster will give a paper Spots of the North west Mrs, P. 8. Masters, general bazaar chairman, urges all members to bring articles for the bazaar, which takes place on December ta aa MAPLE 1 POST BAZAAR Maple Leaf Post and its quxi will hold thelr anntial bazaar on Tuesday, December at 8 p. m., in the Legion clubr 609 Third ave DORCAS CIRCLE Dorcas Circle will have a ba at the homo of Mrs, B. H. Dav 117 W. McGraw st., Tuesday, De ber 2, beginning at 1 o'clock. Home cooked fe nd numerous articles of fancy work will b e. A buffet | luncheon will & QUARANTH CLUB Quarante club will meet with Mrs B, A. Hussey, 4204 Beach dr., Tues day, December 2, at § p.m. ove COL. ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY Col. Theodore Roosevelt auxiliary, No. 24, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a bazaar, card party dinner and dance at Roosevelt hall, 1616% ‘Third , Tuesday, De ber 2 ‘The procgeds will be to hospital relief work EASTERN STAR + BAZAAR . arn Sta club will have and Wednew December 2 and 8, at 4090 Are auara, A variety of fancy article id in a Bag.” Host c house committee, mmittes will be] . the afternoon. Mr:| THE CADEIDTH Jernotions: Dinner will } ved t ee od) ho Calldeth will mect at tho|tne public both 1 day and Fri 1 lag ot me of Mra. L. H. Garvey, re °°) ho en Lake way, 10 a 1esday, December 2, for of maki quilts ¢ {other Ryther home CITY-WIDE DEMO¢ WOMEN'S CLUB Seattle City-Wide Democratic | Mé Women's club will meet Tuesday the |December 2, at 12 o'clock in the director's room at th Puget Sound Saving | Tuesd | BUSINESS WOM be the monthly busir Business and Pre en's club | amendit White building will be the center of Interest for the women In the club | ing snes: Mr Lindgren and members of the} .)) oe TIC r Crawford and candy boot! M s and Loan association, 300 | r M M h Fr klin see G. M. Noble, Mrs, Cha rfor | JOHN F. MILLER W. Rc Jand Mrs. Ja vidson John F. Miller Women's Roliet| © Two by Mrs. Sitsby, Mr |Corps will serve a noon luncheon|J. Medica, Mrs. M. McGreen, Mrs. } December 2, at the home|J. V. Dishnow, Mrs, Flora Cirete 49th st. Mr Mrs. J, W. Richards, seid | Mr ny Ken 7LUB nard, Mre , cember 2, win | Circle Four, Mrs. Chas, Grafton, «8 meeting of |Mrs, A. C. Ilgen, Mrs, E, Daniel-| mal Wom | son. sday evening, J the Engineers’ club, at Circlo Five, Mr John Lacey, Mrs. 6:45 p.m, The meeting will be pre-| Archie Hay, Mrs. H. Sellar 1 by 16 minutes on Current Hayat 3 |Events by Miss Rena Keiper and a] D, A. R. BAZAAR | quarter of an hour of parliamentary} Lady Stirling chapter, D. A. T.,| MILITARY WIHUIST PARTY in which Miss Nollie Sterrett | will hold it vua) holiday } i ' take up the three ways of | Saturday, December 6, at 1422 Fifth motion, Miss May jave. Cards will be played } or: | nberg will also distribute tho | noon and evening ‘and there will be “Aplets"” to those who have sub-|an unusually attractive display of seribed. | article | The Dixio Ten Tooms, in the | Mrs. P. I. Masters, general chair: | ladies in charge of the various | thelr friends next Saturday ! poo Mothers, Leave Your Children With Us—Our Men Will Take Good ©; While in Our Care- Special Shopping Rate, $2.00 Per Hour M. and 2 P.M. Lowest Rate in Between the Hours of four clubbing together this means whilo you shop, and your return hi of them while you do you® buying. There is plaRty of home Jf you #0 desire, It iy cheapor, safer Wor further information ask our de per hour eneh Phi RED TOP CAB COMPANY HL hot M—Remember the Eliott Written large on the minds of tear Tagrant words: this “settle” in your > get the real, flavor full Orange Pekoe at ur grocer's you must prefix it with Tree Tea, thus: “Tree Tea Orange Pekoe.” In this way you will get the most in orange pekoe tea-enjoyment. And—equally enjoyable— Fire Insurance ‘to | t Less in City} soa ‘An Attractive Gift Idea Linen Refreshment Sets sented as gifts, or prizes. SRY low price for this de of Silk Charmeuse in the street shades so Low-priced at $1,15 PROSPERITY fashionable for dresses. da Mrs, J. W. Milier, | ¢ affair will be F, building fund t benefit for the man, will bo assisted by the follow-| ball Rome... 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